Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ fascination with marine life started no different than anyone else’s. She visited an aquarium and […]
Kristina Marie Darling
According to some psychological studies (like the Adverse Childhood Experience study), Ben Garcia should probably be dead. And […]
“I am the son of almost nothing”: A Review of ...
In Poetic Encounters in the Americas: Remarkable Bridge, poet and scholar Peter Ramos explores the tensions and affiliations […]
Review of Poetic Encounters in the Americas: Remarkable Bridge
I have no history with Stephanie Strickland’s work. My reading of her new and collected poems from 1985-2019, […]
I Have Built a Language: Stephanie Strickland’s How the Universe ...
Anchored by myth and lore, the witch archetype is newly entering the limelight on her own prismatic terms, […]
“How do you come to know Magic?”: Pam Grossman and ...
Author’s note: Meg Shevenock is a friend of the reviewer. What does it mean to tell the story […]
That Was Then: The New Time of Memoir in Meg ...
Fans of Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping, road trip narratives, evocative prose, or stories that feature strong female leads and […]
A Wish to Live Deliberately: Women of Strength and Self-Discovery ...
Natch, Sophia Dahlin’s debut poetry collection, opens with a coinage. The first poem in the collection, “Prismr of […]
“To Take the Self Apart”: A Review of Natch by ...
To read The Bitter Kind is to witness two writers who, in this slim 68-page volume, manage a […]
A Comfortable Haunting: (Dis)Connection in Tara Lynn Masih and James ...
Elaine Scarry once noted that there are “many errors made about beauty.” We tend to forget […]
“The Etiolating Stars”: On Sorrow, Sentiment, & the Sublime ...
This coming May, Tupelo Press will have the incredible honor of publishing Lee Sharkey’s posthumous volume of poetry, […]
An Introduction to Lee Sharkey by Kristina Marie Darling
Terese Svoboda is the author of 19 books of poetry, fiction, memoir, biography and translation, and has won […]